Walking speed (slow, preferred, fast speed) |
2.28×, 2.53×, 2.95× body-weight compressive force L5/S1 |
Cheng [12] |
Golf swing |
6,100–7,500 N compressive force L3/4 (amateur and professional players) |
Hosea et al. [27] |
Rowing |
6,100 N lumbar compressive forces |
Hosea [26] |
Rowing |
4.6× body weight compressive force L4/5 (shear force L4/5: 660 ± 117 N) |
Morris [46] |
Half-squat exercises with weights 0.8–1.6× body weight |
10× body weight compressive loads across L3/4 segment (70 kg person approx. 7,000 N) |
Cappozzo [9] |
Football linemen, blocking manoeuvres |
>8,600 N peak compressive force 3,300 N average peak sagittal shear force L4/5 motion segment |
Gatt [20] |
Competitive weight-lifters |
>17,000 N average compressive loads L4/5 motion segment |
Cholewicki [13] |